I have a string where it contains different combinations of the slashes
{"result":"{\"cov_details\":[{\"issue_date\":\"UNIT
OFFICE,NEYVELI\",\"cov\":\"MCWG\"}],\"dl_number\":\"TN31Y200000784\",\"address\":\"PERIYA COLONY KO
PAVAZHANGUDI VIRUDHACHALAM TK\",\"issue_date\":\"24-03-2010\",\"dob\":\"21-03-
1981\",\"name\":\"VICNESWARAN S\",\"blood_group\":\"\",\"validity\":{\"transport\":\"\",\"non-
transport\":\"4-01-2010 to 23-03-2040\"},\"father\\\/husband\":\"SELVAM\"}","status-
code":"101","request_id":"a2642ae9-2f10-4e9a-9f7e-c3ee1a9a2dbe"}
I want to replace all occurances of a single "" alone but ignore when "" is followed by "/" ( check out thefather\\\/husband\
parameter. It should read father\/husband
. How can I achieve this in Java?
Just hide "\/" by replacing it with another character sequence like "~~~", then restore it after:
String string = "father\\\\\\/husband\\";
System.out.println("Before\t:\t" + string);
System.out.println
(
"After\t:\t" + string
.replaceAll("\\\\/", "~~~")
.replaceAll("\\\\", "")
.replaceAll("~~~", "\\\\/")
);
Output:
Before : father\\\/husband\
After : father\/husband
public String replaceAll(String regex, String replacement)
accepts regex as the first parameter:
Fill free to specify any pattern you need:
https://docs.oracle.com/en/java/javase/15/docs/api/java.base/java/util/regex/Pattern.html#sum
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